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Traffic Alert: All southbound lanes of I-95 reopen after 2 crashes at Lem Turner & Golfair
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Crashes on I-95 at Golfair Boulevard and Lem Turner Road had all southbound lanes blocked during rush hour. The Florida Highway Patrol says both crashes involve injuries. Drivers were urged to find alternate routes.
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Jacksonville gas prices drop 29 cents from last week, AAA data shows
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Drivers in Northeast Florida are paying less at the pump this week, with Jacksonville-area gas prices falling 29 cents per gallon from a week ago, according to AAA data. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded in the Jacksonville metro stood at $4.09 on...
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Lanes reopen after crash on I-95 South between Golfair Blvd. and MLK Pkwy.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A crash on I-95 South in Jacksonville’s Brentwood neighborhood was causing significant backups Friday afternoon. As of 4:45 p.m., the left lane was blocked between Golfair Blvd. and MLK Parkway. Drivers were urged to slow down and move over or seek an alternate route. All...
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Former JTA employee alleges agency inflated Skyway, NAVI ridership numbers
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A former Jacksonville Transportation Authority employee alleges the agency used workers and open Skyway stations to make ridership numbers appear higher than they were. The allegations come one day after JTA confirmed it received a subpoena from the Florida attorney general’s office seeking records, including ridership...
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OPINION | The JTA board owes Jacksonville an explanation for the wreckage
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is cutting up to 194 positions, reducing weekday bus service largely to Saturday schedules, mothballing the Skyway and halting its autonomous NAVI shuttles to close a $39 million hole. The people overseeing JTA owe Jacksonville more than concern. They owe us an explanation. A board earns...
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Georgia gas tax suspension gives drivers a break at the pump
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Jacksonville’s oversight committee expected to open inquiry into JTA, as the agency faces a nearly $40M shortfall
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville’s Financial Oversight and Audit Select committee is expected to launch an inquiry focusing on the Jacksonville Transportation Authority as the agency faces a projected shortfall of nearly $40 million. Council president Nick Howland said the select committee has closed it’s probe into unpaid capacity fees at JEA.